Malden High School - Maldonian Yearbook (Malden, MA)

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Throughout Our Lives ... Footprints of an Educated Student Shall be Memorial MALDEN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS JOINED THE BOSTON BOYCOTT WE NO LONGER PRAY—WE MERELY SALUTE THE FLAG SPORTSMANSHIP—EVEN IN DEFEAT 6

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— We Dedicate Our Book To Our 'Tiniest Angel”: Who has worked so diligently to make each dance, each banquet, each prom a smashing success. Whose vibrant works of art have livened up each class function and made it a memory. Who loves The Four Seasons, Japanese art, figure skating and coffee jello. Who proudly shows snapshots of Mary and Martin, her darling grandchildren. Who for sixteen years has made each class at M.H.S. better by her vivacious personality and myriad of artistic ideas. To you Mrs. Mary D. Carney, who has given so much time and energy to us, we dedicate our book, the 1964 Maldonian. OUR BELOVED ADVISER 5 THEIR BELOVED GRANDMOTHER

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o J.F.K We have left our footprints, heavy or light, that record another year of history at Malden High, where each day has been a new experience, an investment in the future. It has been a time of many decisions — many maturing experiences; but like the footprints of our great leader, the late President John F. Kennedy, we hope that our own footprints have developed in the image of his. When he died, a little bit of us died, too. He symbolized scholarship, service, and achievement — all characteristics necessary in helping us prepare for adult life. At first it took only one glimpse of his ready smile, one cheery Hello” on television, to convince us that here was a trusted 11 friend — a friend especially to the young people. Then, we began to realize the wisdom and dignity of our great leader. Just as President Kennedy is a symbol, so too, may we, not yet wise but trying to obtain wisdom through perserverence and scholarship, be a symbol of M.ll.S. PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY May 29, 1917 — November 22, 1963 7